Known as the city of love and the capital of France. Paris is located on the Île-de-France and the beautiful city in France is a world-renowned tourist destination and welcomes millions of visitors each year. With approx. 2,2 mio. inhabitants, the city houses a lot of people spread throughout the 20 arrondissements in which the city is divided.
At Rentola we have done a study of the capital to find out what arrondissements are the best and what are the worst.
The study has resulted in the development of a quality index and ranking of the many arrondissements of Paris, based on 4 categories that indicate different aspects of quality of life. The selected categories and rankings aim to give a local overview of the quality of the arrondissements in Paris in terms of population, housing, economy and employment. Our Quality Index has ranked all 20 of Paris’ arrondissements based on 4 separate quality factors, some of which include even more indicators, to ensure the highest possible data quality. You can see how each of the 20 arrondissements ranked for each category in the table below.
- Population
- Housing
- Economy
- Employment
Methodology
All data has been collected and processed from the national statistics office, L’Institut national de la statistique et des études économiques. The latest data available has been used for each datasource. Min-max normalization has been used to index the data sources in question. This method of indexing allows us to convert any kind of data to a value between 1-10, where 1 represents the lowest / worst value and 10 the highest / best value within the categories in question. This means that the higher a score an area achieves, the better it is relative to the others. To ensure a precise and representative result as possible, all departements missing more than two data sources have been removed from the Quality Index.
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Population
Looks at the population density and the population change rate from 2013-2019
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Housing
Compares the total amount of homes and the rate of vacant homes
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Economy
The median disposable income and the poverty rate of the neighborhood
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Employment
Compares the unemployment rate, change in total employment rate 2013-2019 and activity rate of 15-64 year olds
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